The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-05-31
Tie American Association.
ST. LOUIS. 9; BROOKLYN. 3.

The American ASSOCIATION.
ST LOUIS, 9; BROOKLYN. 3.
New YORK, May 3O.-About 20 900 spectators
witnessed the afternoon game at Washington
Park between the Brooklyn and St. Louis mines.
The champions won easily batting Porter's
curves without effort. The st. Louis nine
played as if their opponents were amateurs
Score:
St. Louis ..--2 0 Q Q %
Earned rqns:m,,:Brooklyn. B. St. Louis, Z. Two
Stolen bases-Mctlellan, Smith Latham o. Gleason
CD Garuthers (2), Robinson. Double play-Smith
and Pinckney; First base on balls-Burch Pinckney.
WEIGH, Caruthers 60. Hit by pitched ba-Robinson
Error brooklyn. 2; st. Louis, J.. First base on
Louis, l. Umpire-knight.
ATHLETICS s; LOUISVILLE 6.
PHILADELPHIA May. 3O.-The afternoon
game between the Athletic and Louisville clubs
was not exciting as that of the morning, the
home team taking the lead in the early part of
the game and maintaining it until the close
Ramsey was hit hard, six of the eight runs
scored being earned off his delivery. Seward
was entirely too much for the visitors until the
last two innings, when they secured three
doubles and "a many singles. Attendance, a.
000 Score
Louisville. -..O o o 1 O 2-6
Athletics. ..--...1 1 o 1 o Is
Earned runs-Athletics 6; Louisville. 2. Two-base
hits-Stovey (2). Poorman, Lyons. Bierbauer, Col
Inns (2) Mack. Three base hit-Cross. Stolen bases
Poorman; Lyons t3l. Berbauer (2l McGarr, Roseman.
Double plays-Colins and Cross McGarr and Stovey
First base balls-Larkin. Lyons, Robinson Rose
man t2l. Mack. Errors-Louisville 81 Athletics, s.
First base errors-Athletics A; Louisville, 2.
Struck out-By Ramsey, =; by Seward g. Passed
balIs-Robinson 1; Cross a. Wild pitches Seward
1; Ramsey 2 Umpire-Cuthbert.
BALTIMORE. II; CINCINNATI, 2.
BALTIMORE, May 30.-To-days Baltimore
Cincinnati game was witnessed by fully twelve
thousand people. who swarmed over into the
field and made brilliant fielding impossible. The
home club won with ease, batting Serad freely,
while the visitors unable to do anything
with y ~. The batting feature fuckers
drive 5vae light field fence for homo run The
ielding aonors were carried off by Davis, Green
wood and Fennelly. Score
Baltimore g 0oo d-12
Earned runs-Baltimore 10. Twobase hits
Greenwood, Burns, Fulmer. McPhee. Stolen bases
ca Nicoi. Ecphee '' Home me- run|Tuck ae Donbie
playsFennelly. McPhee and Reilly; Serad and Reilly.
rors-Baltimore. 4; Cincinnati g. First base on err
rors-Baltimore, !; Cincinnati 2. Struck out-Ki
roy, g. Serai q Passed balls-Fulmer. 3; Keenan,. i.
Wild pitches-Kiroy, B; Serad. 2. Umpire-valen-
tine.
METRoPoL1TANs. 1s; CLEVELAND, 2
CLEVELAND May 30.-The Metropolitan club
repaid the homo team for their morning defeat
by an old-style walkover this afternoon. al
glorious
Sweeney put in the box for Cleveland, and
his attempt at pitching repetition of the
failures he made when last tried in an Athletic
Cleveland game. He was very wild from the
beginning, and in the sixth inning he was hit all
over the field. The home team went to pieces
with the increasing punishment of their pitcher,
and from the sixth inning on the game was
OF long-drawn-out suffering to the fiederS OF the
Cleveland club and TO the 5, 900 people who
on the grounds. A strong wind ragged during
the game, and heavy black clouds finally burst
into storm at the end of the eighth inning,
necessitating the calling of the game. Score:
Metropolitans. o O10 6 lis
Earned runs-Cleveland, 1; Metropolitans o. Two
base hts-Hankinson 81. Three-base hit-Schaeffer.
Stolen bases-Mann Sweeney (2 Errors-Cleye-
land, z: Metropolitans 3. Double plays-Toy and
Mann, Sweeney, Radford Nelson (2). Gerhardt (2).
First base errors-Cleveland. L: Metropoitans 2.
Struck our-By Sweeney. 1; by Schaeffer, 1. Passed
balls-Reipschlager. 2; Donahue 2 Wild pitches
Sweeney 8; Schaeffer, l. Time-1:50. Umpire
THE MORNING GAMES.
H HonssliS I'D ID Z oSS % %
Stolen bases-Larkin, Lyons Bauer, Collins, Wolf.
%o s G psehsd
Struck outAthletics g. Louisville, 5. Passed balls
aMigan, 1; Cook, L. Wild pitches-weyhing. l;
At Clereiand-
8 MstFopota ,o 9 J 90 90
Earned runs-Cleveland. 2. Two base hit-snyder.
Hotaling. Errors-Cleveiand, 1; Metropoltans, 3,
Double plays-Cushman and Gerhardt Gerhardt and
Donahue Hit by pitched ball-Mann, Orr. First
base errors-Cleveland. 81 Metropolitans l. Struck
Domaine Ponns %d Cit Passed balls
Time-1o0. Umpire-McQuade.